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• Doing Java plugins? Then you need to checkout this OpenNTF.org project
  Props goes out to the Java UI Team (Ryan Baxter, Adam Geheb, Stanton Sievers) for publishing the Java UI API Exerciser plugin showing how to use the Java UI API for the Notes client. If you're doing Java plugins for the Notes client you definitely want ...
• Notes 8 Utility plugins
  From time to time I come across some functionality I think should be part of the Notes client but isn't. If it's really a big pain point for me and I can implement it myself I do so as a Notes plugin. I've implemented a number of such plugins over time ...
• I'll be speaking at Lotusphere Comes To You (LCTY) 2010 - Denmark
  I'll be speaking at Lotusphere Comes To You (LCTY) 2010 in Denmark - both at the event in Lyngby (2 March) and the one in Århus (4 March). IBM Denmark already blogged about the event where Chris Crummey will be presenting the keynote. Tags : ...
• Actually showing the password prompt when developing Java for Notes
  If you're developing console applications in Java that access Notes resources and you're testing them in Eclipse you have experienced the following. You run your application to test it from Eclipse. It accesses a Notes resource and you haven't granted ...
• Developing Java plugins and applications for Notes on 64 bit
  I just upgraded my Thinkpad from Windows Vista 32 bit to Windows 7 64 bit and besides being amazed at the speed improvements (thanks to moving of Windows Vista) I needed to think about how I develop Java for Notes in general. When moving to 64 bits there ...
• Three mugs
  While installing Windows 7 on my main laptop today I cleaned out my office a little. Part of the stuff I found was these three mugs from times past. From left to right: yellow Lotus Notes mug, OS/2 mug from the OS/2 Warp days and of course my IBM ...
• Lotusphere 2010: Lotus knows something about chainsaws
  It's probably no surprise that Lotusphere 2010 is all about what Lotus knows whether that be on badges, at sessions, on Twitter or on my room mirror. The Lotus knows message is really all over the conference and is becoming the meme that binds it all ...
• Lotusphere 2010: Conference underway
  So Lotusphere is finally underways - well sort of anyway. Officially it wont start until tomorrow morning but Business Development Day, JumpStarts and Bootcamp still feels like we're of. And we're of to a good start. The energy feels right and it feels ...

• Re: Developing Java plugins and applications for Notes on 64 bit
  Or that! Good suggestion... :-)
• Re: Developing Java plugins and applications for Notes on 64 bit
  Since you have Notes installed, you actually have a 32Bit JVM in the Notes/jvm directory. Just use that one.
• Re: Developing Java plugins and applications for Notes on 64 bit
  I haven't tried on Windows 7, but for the Mac JVM, you can specify "-d32" in the Run Configuration of Eclipse as VM parameter to force the 64 bit JVM that Apple provides into 32 bit mode. Then you can run Java code (and even Lotus Notes) that uses 32-bit ...
• Re: Doing Java in Notes? - make sure you know about JavaCompilerTarget
  More info here http://www-10.lotus....
• Re: Doing Java in Notes? - make sure you know about JavaCompilerTarget
  1. What does this parameter JavaCompilerTarget=1...
• Re: Lotusphere 2010: Conference underway
  We have the same requirement here in Australia. I believe IBM will back off on this one since any Business Partner can have a bad year and the Blogosphere would crucify IBM if it started kicking out business partners for not fulfilling a 'quota'. I had a ...
• Re: Configure Eclipse 3.4 for Notes 8.5 plug-in development
  Hello Mikkel How is the situation nowadays with the configuration of Notes 8.5 and Eclipse 3.4? Do I still have to go through your guide to configure my Eclipse or are there new know How. Thanks for every help. Greetings Martin
• Re: Lotusphere 2010: Conference underway
  The problem with this are not certifications - we took the tests, they're easy for almost anyone who deals with Domino. The long tail is, that everything is linked to your revenue - you have to sell a certain ammount auf licenses through SVI (and increase ...
• Re: New pet project: LiveTextr
  Great job. Since you have done so much work with widgets and plugins consider an article on troubleshooting deployment/gotchas of the same. I have not found many articles that address these issues. Thanks.
• Re: Using OpenAudit to save my hair... :-)
  LDAP has nothing to do with OpenAudit.